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      Power play: Who’s who in Malaysia’s coal energy business
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      Power play: Who’s who in Malaysia’s coal energy business

      Power play: Who’s who in Malaysia’s coal energy business

      Edward GomezPublished: Oct 22, 2021 7:44 AM | Updated: Nov 11, 2021 10:46 AM

      Like many developing nations, Malaysia has a complicated love-hate relationship with coal.

      Despite a commitment to reduce carbon intensity, Malaysia’s consumption of coal is only set to grow over the coming years.

      This has also spelt big returns for a number of local and international players.

      In this final instalment of Malaysiakini’s three-part series on the country’s coal energy industry, we look at the more prominent players that keep this business of coal running...

      The players that power our largest, cheapest and dirtiest source of energy.

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